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The country is facing social tensions and legal proceedings targeting political figures.
Violence in France: “Anger and shame”, “transparency” demanded, 2027… What to remember from Emmanuel Macron’s speech
In the aftermath of the violence and looting that occurred in several cities on the sidelines of the October 17 demonstrations, the president promised Sunday evening a firm response against the thugs.
An elected Permanent Revolution representative from Saint-Denis denounces the excessively high salary of Bally Bagayoko, the mayor is offended by so much “hate”
The opposition municipal councilor, Elsa Marcel, mentions remuneration of €9,000 gross monthly, proof according to her of the inability of LFI to embody a disruptive left.
“No awareness of the seriousness”: 10 months suspended prison sentence and 2 years of ineligibility required against Rima Hassan for advocating terrorism
HEARING REPORT - The prosecution recalled the “responsibility” as an “elected official” of the European MP, judged for a post, since deleted, where she cited one of the perpetrators of the 1972 attack at Tel Aviv airport, which left 26 dead.
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Judicial decision concerning Rima Hassan
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In Orléans, thousands of demonstrators marched against the National Rally congress under heavy police surveillance. The city center was barricaded and secured by nearly 3,000 members of the police to prevent any overflow.

Thousands of demonstrators marched in Orléans this Saturday, October 24 to protest against the official launch of Marine Le Pen's presidential campaign, expressing their concerns about the National Rally's potential accession to power.

The mayor of Béziers Robert Ménard comments on the presidential ambitions of Bruno Retailleau and David Lisnard. At the same time, Emmanuel Macron promises firmness in the face of urban violence, while the prosecution demands a sentence against Rima Hassan.

On October 24, 35,000 people demonstrated in France for Act II against the high cost of living. Despite prefectural bans in several cities, processions were formed, leading to 135 arrests and some local tensions.

The “yellow vests” announced a day of mobilization on October 31 to defend public freedoms, denouncing an “authoritarian drift” by the government after the ban on gatherings in Paris.

Born from the post-accident demonstrations in Novi Sad, the “Students win” citizens’ list faces the ruling party during the legislative elections. Led by intellectuals, it promises a break with corruption against the backdrop of the resignation of President Vučić.